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Peptidia
The peptide encyclopedia — cited, neutral, nothing sold
7 followers
The peptide encyclopedia — cited, neutral, nothing sold
7 followers
Peptide info online is either a vendor blog that's secretly a sales page or a Reddit thread that contradicts itself by comment three. Peptidia is the third option: a source-cited encyclopedia — 20 dossiers covering mechanism, evidence quality, limitations and safety context, every claim carrying a PubMed/DOI citation. Plus Peptarch, an AI that answers with sources and flags thin evidence. No store, no affiliate links, no dosing content by design. $9.99/mo, or $59.99 lifetime for the first 100.
Hi PH — I'm David, a dentist in Quebec who got peptide-curious and then got frustrated: every source was either selling something or arguing with itself. So I built the reference I wanted — rules first: every claim cited, no products sold, no sponsorships, and zero dosing content anywhere in the app (it's an encyclopedia, not a prescription). The AI assistant is deliberately boring: it cites papers and flags weak evidence instead of hyping. iOS only for now. I'll be here all day — happy to talk sourcing standards, App Review war stories, or why "no dosing content" is a feature, not a gap.